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Ramp psp is a firing mode for a electronical paintball. It is a firing mode which is activated from the macro switch detecting 5 paintballs being fired per second and will register as 13.3 paintballs fired per second.
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Example of a ramp?
One example of a ramp is a wheelchair ramp.
What is a ramp that gives you access to an expressway?
This is called an "entrance ramp" on "on-ramp" or simply a ramp, because the off-ramp is more typically called an exit.
What is an Egyptian ramp?
An Egyptian ramp is a ramp with a platform in the middle to reduce the incline of the ramp and/or to change the direction of incline.
What PSP came out before PSP go?
befour psp go was psp 3000 slim but every one says psp 3000 all the psp is psp,psp1000 ,psp,1004 ,psp2000 ,psp3000 ,psp3004 ,psp3000 slim ,psp go ,psp E1000 ,psp vita
What is ramp up?
ramp-up-1
What are the use of ramp?
ramp model..lol
What is better PSP street or PSP 3000?
Psp street is much better i have psp 3000 and psp street and psp street is better then psp i would say.
Is luan the best wood for a skateboard mini ramp?
It is alright for the surface of the ramp but not for the structure of the ramp.
How do you work out the gradiant on a ramp?
Divide the height of the ramp by the length of the ramp (rise over run).
What is a sentence with the word ''ramp''?
The entry is just up the ramp, sir. A drawbridge is not a ramp.
Which PSP is the best between original PSP PSP slim or PSP 3000?
psp 3000 totally
What is ramp millenium on paintball guns?
PSP stands for Paintball Sports Promotions. It is professional paintball league. PSP Ramping is the type of firing mode they use in that league. When a marker is in PSP Ramping mode it means the first three shots you fire (if they are within 1 sec of each other) will be semi-automatic. After the first three shots are fired, and you keep pulling the trigger atleast once every 1 sec, the gun will then add shots and fire 3 shots per trigger pull. PSP Ramping mode is capped at 13.33 Balls Per Second.
